emirates7 - According to Xinhua News Agency, the Hong Kong Observatory lifted all tropical cyclone warning signals on Monday morning as Typhoon Wipha, the sixth typhoon of the year, moved away from the city.
Transport operations in Hong Kong are gradually returning to normal. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government announced that the Hong Kong link road of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge reopened to all traffic at midnight on Monday.
The Airport Authority Hong Kong confirmed that all three runways and apron facilities at Hong Kong International Airport are fully operational, although numerous flights were rescheduled on Sunday due to the storm.
The Observatory warned that heavy rain and large waves are expected on Monday in the aftermath of the typhoon, advising residents to remain cautious and avoid coastal areas.
Transport operations in Hong Kong are gradually returning to normal. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government announced that the Hong Kong link road of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge reopened to all traffic at midnight on Monday.
The Airport Authority Hong Kong confirmed that all three runways and apron facilities at Hong Kong International Airport are fully operational, although numerous flights were rescheduled on Sunday due to the storm.
The Observatory warned that heavy rain and large waves are expected on Monday in the aftermath of the typhoon, advising residents to remain cautious and avoid coastal areas.